Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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We studied, Senior Doug Blackport began a typical CHS year with a stack of homework. He seems to be asking himself, Where shall I start first? As the year began, we found ourselves behind the old familiar grind of homework with many students working hard for that extra A to be eligible for the honor roll. The 55 minutes in study hall and library never seemed to be ade- quate time to meet all the assignments for which GHS teach- ers are noted. In spite of the fact 'that homework came first, we also managed to find time for other activities. Games, school dances, club programs, and GYRAB were not ignored as we made new friends and renewed old acquaintances. Although we often complained about homework and never having enough time to do all the things we wanted to do, we will probably look back with loneliness some clay on the many things that we were privileged to do all in a Goshen High School year. made friends, When we think of Sunshine, we think of making friends and having fun. Various parties were held at the beginning of the year to help the new members get acquainted. Many things were gathered at the Sunshine scavenger hunt as shown by ftop rowl Sandy Sharpe, Nedra Brookmyer, Martha Plank, and .lean Redsecker, Chottom rowl Pam Beer, Kathy Kosnoff, Nancy Ray, and Rosemary McConnell. I jyt-.-ilx 1 11'-2 tv It t u lin Ii I in

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Marleita Haney and Dave Pebble seriously The Perfect Idiot rehearse their dancing. Mr. Ronald Snell, Goshen High's new speech teacher, helps the students with their blocking. Margaret Tennyson CAST Elaine Smucker Jackie Tennyson ......... ..,...,,.... J im Siegmann Rlzoziora ...,.,............. .,.. Ro er Tenn son 6 9' ----'- Walter Lutherby ....... Daniel Tennyson .,....., Arilzur Barnard ..,..., M iss Baker .....,..... Linda Barnard ..... Jeannie Wilson .,...,,, Puff .......,.........,..... Carla Carlson .,..,.. Policeman ...,.......... Rosalie McClain Tom Davis Tim Bryant Dave Pepple John Myers Carol West Marleita Haney Teresa Brown Jim W. Miller Dawn Ecklebar er 5 Jerry Graff Marjorie Holdemon Miss Booth ................... ...... Student Directors ....... ..... Stage Manager ...,.., 6 Nancy Penrose, Alicia Brookmyer Bruce Clem Pandemonium breaks loose as the second act draws to a close. The high school gang hates the boy-wonder Dan, with his smart- me, dumb-youu attitude. Thus opens The Perfect ldiotf' a three-act farce chosen for production by this year's senior class. ln trade for tutoring the school's star athlete, Puff, Dan wants the gang to make him popular so his parents will let him go to college. Meanwhile, Dan invents a hypnotic box to use in helping Puff. Everything is rolling 'smoothly until some wild mishaps upset the applecart and provide a barrel of funn The entire cast gathers for a group picture.